Jack Schlossberg is wrong — ‘Love Story’ is the best the Kennedys have looked in years
NY Post
Anybody who’s seen “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette” knows what it should really be called: “Love Letter.”
I can hardly recall a kinder, gentler or more appealing depiction of the Kennedys ever onscreen.
Yet Jack Schlossberg, President John F. Kennedy’s attention-loving grandson, is so enraged by the popular new FX miniseries that last week he took to TV to condemn it while running for office.
On CBS Sunday Morning, the Democratic candidate for New York’s 12th congressional district went off on “Love Story”’s portrait of his famous family, calling it “grotesque.”
Grotesque? Jack should go see “The Bride!”.
The 33-year-old son of Caroline Kennedy laid the blame at the prolific feet of executive producer Ryan Murphy.
Two days after popping up on “Saturday Night Live,” USA Hockey stars Hilary Knight, Quinn Hughes and Jack Hughes are bringing their gold medals by “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
A federal judge on Wednesday rejected Live Nation Entertainment’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit by the federal government and many states accusing the company of illegally trying to dominate the live concert industry.
It slashed its way to the top
She’s the newest leading lady.
Comedian Jim Carrey has sent eyebrows raising after he was filmed in a rare red carpet interview at the French film awards, leaving some questioning the star’s unrecognizable appearance and even going so far to suggest the footage was of an impersonator.